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Quartz | Level 8 sm4
Quartz | Level 8

Hello,

 

I'm trying to increase the space between groups/clusters on a graph made with vbar:

 

	proc sgplot data= temp.figure4 noborder nowall pad=(left= 5pct right= 5pct);
		vbar region/response= change
			group= time groupdisplay= cluster
			baselineattrs=(thickness=0) datalabel datalabelattrs= (family= albany weight=bold) barwidth= 1.0;
		xaxis display= (nolabel) fitpolicy= splitalways values= ('value1' ' ' 'value2' 'value3' 'value4' 'value5' 'value6' 'value7' 'value8' 'value9') valueattrs= (family= albany weight=bold size= 8pt);
		yaxis label= 'label' values= (0.00 to 0.10 by 0.02) valuesformat= PERCENTN10.1 valueattrs= (family= albany weight=bold size= 8pt) labelattrs= (family= albany weight= bold size=10pt);
	run;

I'm using 'barwidth= 1.0;' making it 0.9 creates a nice space between clusters but also creates space within a cluster - I need the bars within a cluster to be touching.

 

Would appreciate any tips.

 

Thank you!

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DanH_sas
SAS Super FREQ

Use CLUSTERWIDTH to change your width between clusters, and BARWIDTH to change the bar widths within the clusters. 

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DanH_sas
SAS Super FREQ

Use CLUSTERWIDTH to change your width between clusters, and BARWIDTH to change the bar widths within the clusters. 

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Quartz | Level 8 sm4
Quartz | Level 8

Thanks very much!! Googled but somehow that option never turned up.

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